Has anyone tried Hint Water?

[Rockabilly]

I've been checking this water out and finally ordered a case of 12. That's the only way they came. I really hope this flavored water is good because it would be nice to have something that tastes good and with no calories.

[Kyra's Mom]

I just noticed some at the cafeteria at work. Kind of pricey for my blood ($1.70 for 20 oz) but it looks good and with no chemicals (artificial sweeteners) or sugar.

I just add an ounce or two of fruit juice to my 20 ounces of water. Yes...a few calories from the sugar but not that much.

I will wait for your report.

Susan

[StraightForward]

During the winter, I've been carting around an insulated 30 oz cup with Celestial Seasonings herbal teas (b/c the tea bags don't have strings and staples, so nothing hanging out of the cup and easy to compost). I notice that I drink more this way when it's cold. I make kombucha and drink a lot of that during summer, but I think I'll try cold-brewing some herbal teas as well. I really like hibiscus and lemongrass. Nice to go through fewer single-use containers.

[dasher]

I have been drinking flavored seltzer water lately. I find it has just enough flavor without the sugar. I like the carbonation. It is sodium and calorie free. It quenches my thirst so I drink plenty. My local grocery store frequently has it on sale so I can get a 33 oz. bottle for about $.50.

[Racetrackreject]

I've tried 2 flavors. Neither was really great for me, but I'm very picky and it could have just been the flavors- lime and watermelon (I think). I'm not a fan of watermelon but my officemate had purchased them to try, and while I do love lime, it just wanted the lime taste that I was looking for. This was several years ago though, so things could have changed.

My boss' wife did really like it.

[Koolkat]

Water with a slice of lemon, lime, orange, etc. is pretty good and does not come in plastic. . . .

Sorry, one of my pulpits.

[Chisamba]

I too am a fan of reusable containers and home flavored water

[Canyon]

I received a Brimma water infuser recently as a gift. Umm, I guess I need to use it a few times and report back!

[Rockabilly]

I received a Brimma water infuser recently as a gift. Umm, I guess I need to use it a few times and report back!

Well, I think I need to look into this more. I'm looking for something that tastes good and also no calories. Plus being better for the environment. Thanks for posting!

[Rockabilly]

So the water came yesterday and I think it should be named Miniscule Water. It doesn't taste like regular water and yet it has a weird taste. Tastes nothing like pineapple, cherries or anything else. I'm not sure I'm even going to be able to drink it at all and I know I won't be buying anymore.

[StraightForward]

I received a Brimma water infuser recently as a gift. Umm, I guess I need to use it a few times and report back!

Well, I think I need to look into this more. I'm looking for something that tastes good and also no calories. Plus being better for the environment. Thanks for posting!

This is what I use for my cold brew (coffee and tea). The filter is sort of like a membrane, not a mesh, so I don't think fruit would clog it. I'm sure it would work fine with citrus at least. They fit in the door of the fridge nicely. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00I7JKAQ0/re ... 5174620071

I see they have this tea one now as well, but I think I prefer the first kind, because the sieve can be removed with the flavoring agent when it's infused to the level you want, but of course it's not portable. I might grab one of the tea bottles to take to the office.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00B7XK1IU/re ... 3472843343

[Rockabilly]

So I've been looking for a fancy water to drink for awhile as you can see by my post and "Hint" is definitely not it, but I did find a brand called "Bubly" while I was grocery shopping this morning and not only is it a fraction of the cost of Hint, but it tastes good too!